Why global warming could take Britain by storm
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Survival in the crystal desert: Few people get the chance to explore Antarctica. Fewer still don a diving suit to investigate life in the ice-cold waters around the continent
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Gunpowder, reason and plot: Guy Fawkes' night should be safer this year than ever before. But many other countries lack the same tough safety standards for fireworks
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Humans
Struggling to keep up appearances
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Flat out for the car of the future: Design is overtaking technology as car makers dash to offer electric-powered vehicles, and consumers will have to pay the price for their enthusiasm
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Table of contents
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Technology
Technology: Water without the whiff of chlorine
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Technology
Technology: Clean burn brightens coal's image
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Science: Go west, young aardvark
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Science: How to have your cake and eat it
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Science: Skimming electrons brighten up the spectrum
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Science: Multitude of mini-moons may orbit outer planets
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Science: Alzheimer's may not be linked to aluminium
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Science: The supernova at the end of the universe
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Science: Cell open their 'eyes' to infrared
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Earth
China heads for crisis as climate changes
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Missing women
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Drug unbanned
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Sisters make their mark on Venus
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Plutonium ship
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Forest laboratory
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AIDS exports
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Transfer centre
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Focus: Trial and error in the operating theatre - An operation for treating heavy periods is now widely used despite doubts over its safety. Are new surgical techniques properly evaluated?
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Australia questions its trade in toxic waste
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Antarctica tarnished by tourist trade
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All quiet on the Danube front
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Vanishing worlds of temperate forests
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Space
Vatican admits Galileo was right
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Vital skills could vanish as defence jobs go
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Kindness kills rare Australian birds
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First death as polio spreads
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HIV destroys cells long before onset of AIDS
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Faith in 'false cure' leads to renewed trials
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Europe continues 'poison my neighbour' exports . . .
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The termites that ate France
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Did ambulance chiefs specify 'safety' software?
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Malaria summit demands plans before cash
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Opinion
Features
Why global warming could take Britain by storm
Features
Survival in the crystal desert: Few people get the chance to explore Antarctica. Fewer still don a diving suit to investigate life in the ice-cold waters around the continent
Features
Gunpowder, reason and plot: Guy Fawkes' night should be safer this year than ever before. But many other countries lack the same tough safety standards for fireworks
Features
Humans
Struggling to keep up appearances
Features
Flat out for the car of the future: Design is overtaking technology as car makers dash to offer electric-powered vehicles, and consumers will have to pay the price for their enthusiasm
Features
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Thistle Diary - The stuff of nightmares - Comment from Westminster by Tam Dalyell
Forum
Forum: Why can't economics be a science? - Graeme Coulam goes in search of some fundamental fiscal laws
Forum
Forum: Medicine for a healthy industry - Mike Rogers talks to one of Britain's foremost captains of industry
Forum
Review: Diversify to fight off the sterotype
Books & Arts
Review: Solar science for the serious scholar
Books & Arts
